Ryan posted this on his site today and I thought I would share the love. I hope to offer some more thoughts based on some comments I am hoping to get.
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Hey, I'm JR - welcome to the blog. I'm just an average guy trying to shape his identity around God's dream for the world and his place in it. This blog is a place for me (and you!) to reflect and hopefully discuss all that might mean. Have fun, look at pictures, and share whatever you'd like. Peace.
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1 joshua elek // Apr 3, 2007 at 2:27 pm
Sounds a lot like ACRC.
2 Babs // Apr 4, 2007 at 5:46 am
I continue to struggle with an ability to have corporate worship. There is something to be said about a large gathering of believers, singing and worshiping together, that is great.
With that said, the ability to see the gifts used in a large setting is really impossible. I puts so much pressure on a few people to produce a service. I can see why some “network” churches have a corporate gathering on Sunday but rely upon there small groups during the week to sustain itself.
But let’s get to the point…
What is the best way to serve God and serve others?
3 Alex // Apr 4, 2007 at 6:05 am
Dr Ray Bolger, huh??
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